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Nov 4, 2020 24 min

Chris Fogarty 6

from Radio Alastriona Hosted by Bon Alastriona

Chris Fogarty 6 Was Chicago FBI Agent Patrick “Ed” Buckley’s years-long deployment in Ireland and Omagh and his involvement in the Dublin trial of Michael McKevitt, approved by the Irish gov’t DESPITE Buckley’s previous series of crimes in Chicago, or BECAUSE of them? FURTHER EVIDENCE THAT BUCKLEY’S PRE-OMAGH CRIMES IN CHICAGO WERE PART OF A LARGER U.S. GOV’T PLAN While U.S. network TV is promoting the notion of official Russian and Iranian corruption, my wife and I, U.S. citizens, cannot find a news reporter, not a law enforcement officer, nor Federal Judge, nor a Bar Association member, who doesn’t scamper away from my attempt to show them documented evidence of FBI crimes in Chicago against my wife and me. And those crimes by Agent Buckley were prior to his deployment to Ireland for years until Mission Accomplished on 15Aug1998. We, the two vindicated and surviving targets of Agent Buckley’s double series of felony crimes in Chicago were repeatedly told by officials, the news media, and our defense attorneys, that Buckley was regarded by his own FBI, as a “cowboy – a loose cannon” whose evidence fabrications and perjuries are attributable to mere “excessive enthusiasm.” For this Bon Ri session I present additional evidence that not only confirms my previous Bon Ri interviews but proves that Agent Buckley was NO “cowboy” but was obeying criminal orders from the U.S. gov’t. This interview and its evidence will also (if even a semblance of justice survives in Ireland) alarm corrupt Irish gov’t officials, as some of them have been accomplices in Buckley’s FBI/MI5 crimes in Ireland (Omagh in 1998 and the frame-up of Michael McKevitt in 2003).

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